In Carum Lucretium poetam Commentarii a Ioanne Baptista Pio editi: codice Lucretiano dilige[n]ter emendato: nodis omnibus & difficultatibus apertis: obiter ex diuersis auctoribus tum græcis: tum latinis multa leges enucleata: quæ superior ætas aut tacuit aut ignorauit. Pelle-ge: l[a]etaberis. Additus est Index literarius
Pio, Joannes Baptista.
Béraud, Nicolas,1473-1550.
Lucretius Carus, Titus.
Milot, Nicolaus,active1564,former owner.StEdNL
Prieuré de of Saint-Chéron of Chartres,former owner.StEdNL
[Paris] Ascensius
[Paris] Parvus
1514
Die Vorlage enth. insgesamt 2 Werke
Fingerprint nach Ex. der SBB, der FB Gotha und HAAB Weimar
Kolophon (Explicit, Bl. CLXXXIIII verso): In chalcographia Asce[n]siana ad .IIII. Idvs Avgvsti M.DXIIII. Qu[a]e vero sequuntur eiusde[m] Pii retractationes ...
Signaturformel nach Ex. der SBB: A10, a-z8, &6. - Titel in Holzschn.-Einfassung
Titelbl. in Rot- und Schwarzdr. - Variante A: Ausg. mit Druckerm. von Ascensius, Variante B: Ausg. mit Druckerm. von Petit
codice auctoribus pellege
Adams L 1650
BM STC French, 1470-1600, S. 291
Moreau II 901
Soltész, E. 16. cent. L 426
Manuscript inscriptions on the titlepage "Nicolaus Milotius Heduus" in a 16th century hand and "Ex libris sancti Caraunj Carnotensis" [Latin translation of "Saint-Chéron de Chartres"], in a 17th or 18th century hand twice, with the second one being partly erased. An anagram of Nicolas Milot "Nolis tam coli 1564" appears at the bottom of the page. Marginalia, apparently in the same hand are written on the leaves of the text as far as f. 109v.